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LEE MERIDETH FOUND GUILTY
OF MURDER.
A verdict of guilty of murder in
the second degree was reported
Thursday afternoon by the Superior
court jury against Lee Merideth,
of High Point, for the killing of Mrs.
Elizabeth Clark.
Merideth is a youth about 19
years of age, and the killing occurred
last fall at the home of Mrs. Clark
in High Point. It was claimed by
the defendant that the shooting was
an accident and he denied there was
any reason for committing the act.
Evidence for the defense was that
Mrs. Clark was standing in the room
while he was cleaning a gun and
that he accidentally pulled the trig
ger. The state brought evidence to
the effect that more than one ver
sion had been given by Merideth.
Do You Want a Free Dinner?
1 want anyone that knows of any-
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wnnld likrt a free dinner on Xmas
to send me their names street and
number.
Captain W. A. Crandall.
Carter Convicted in Georgia Court.
Asheville, Dec. 15 It is learned
here today that John H. Carter,
formerly president of the American
National bank here, was convicted
Saturday in the Circuit court of
Gilmer county, Georgia, and sen
tenced to serve two years on the
county chaingag. He appealed to
the Supreme court of Georgia The
charge against Mr. Carter in Georgia
was that he hypothecated about
$8,000 worth of securities belonging
to small banks and wrongfully ap
propriated it to hi9 own use.
News from Washington today is
to the effect that the appeal taken
here in District court, in which the
government had attempted to have
decisions of Judge Boyd reversed in
regard to misappropriating the
funds 'of the American National
bank, has not been upheld before
the Supreme court of the United
States, owing to the fact that Judge
Boyd did not state reasons why tae
counts had been thrown out.
Sylvia Introduces "No Sieep Strike'
London, Dec. 15. Miss Sly via
Pankhurst, the militant suffragist
agitator, since her arrest on Decern
ber 10 has adopted the more Jr.tsiic
method ofaddinga "no sleep strike''
to her "hunger and thirst strike.''
In order to force the prison authori
ties to release her. She accomplish
es this by walking continually. Her
condition already is aggravated and
her friends expect her release short
ly. The oolice. however, plan to
keep both Miss Pankhurst and her
mother in jail until alter today's
weekly meeting of the women's
social and political union.
In the meantime the militants con
tinue their violent tactics, The ar
son squad last night burned down
an empty mansion near Bristol. An
other party broke every window in
the Richmond police station.
Durable Xmas Presents
at H. A. Moffitt's Store.
Will Attend Big Pythian Jubilee at
Washington.
Monday night at a meeting of
High Point-Lodge No. 39, K. of P.
delegates were named to attend
theTiftieth anniversary of the order
in Washington City, Feb. 19th and
20th. Three will go from this lodge,
Messers. John W. Walker and C. E.
Kieger, representing the lodge, and
W.L. Stamey, as a member of the
Grand Lodge of North Carolina.
The occasion will be one of the most
important in the history of fraternal
orders and wiil be attended by men
of prominence all over the country,
from the highest officers to 'the pri
vate. Some rive thousand are ex
pected to be in attendance. Hon.
Woodrow Wilsor, president of the
Unitod States, will address the body
and lafer receive them. Hon. Wil
liam Jennings Bryan will speak be
fore the members and other big guns
will be on hand. Two of the sur
vivors of the original lodge which
Rathbone instituted will be in at
tendance. Both live in Washington
and are the only living members of
the Rathbone lodge.
THE REVIEW, THURSDAY, DECEMBEK ism,
Closing Out Sale
Visit the store of E. M. Brower
on the corner of North' Main and
West Washington streets for your
Xmas toys of all description, Dolls
from 5c to $1.00. -' ; h
TEN pure silk Knit Neckties for
$2.00 at Mattock's.
Shoes, hats, underwear, etc., at
the lowest price possible at E. M.
Browers, on the corner. v We save
you real money. tf
LOW ROUND TRIP RATES
ACCOUNT
XMAS AND NEW YEARS
HOLIDAYS
VIA
NOROLK SOU THERN R. R.
Ask nearet Aent tor complete in
formation, H. S. Leard, G. P.. A,
Norfolk, Va.
Xmas Presents
Mesh Bags. $1.93 to $4.98. Gold
and Silver Handle Umbrellas at $3.50
and $5.00; Bed Room Slippers 75c
and $1.00 pair; Silk Mufflers at 1.00
each; Children's Kid Gloves, Boy's
Kid Gloves. Ladies' Kid Gloves,
$1.00 pair; Mei's Fancy Neckties;
Ladies' Shirt Waists in holly boxes,
Silk Scarts 50c to 98c at H. A.
Moffitt's Popular Price Store.
DON'T YOU WANT A PEN?
If you want a good fountain . pen,
stylographic pen, gold pens, ink,
pencils or the like, write The Weid
lich and Simpson Pen Co., of Cin
cinnati, Ohio, S. E. Cor., 5th and
Sycamore streets, and thev will send
you something interesting. Don't
put it off do it today.
We direct attention to the ad of
Tilley's Emporium in this issue.
This store is selling out and the
tremendous crowds attending the
sale speak more eloquently than
words that big bargains are being
secured and that Mr. Tilley means
exactly what he says selling out
to quit.
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DEBATE AT JAMESTOWN.
There was a public debate in the
Jamestown High school auditorium
Tuesday night, Dec. 16; between
the junior and senior classes. Th-
question for debate was ' Resolved,
That foreign immigration to the
United States should be further re
stricted by the imposition of an
educational test. The senior speak
ers, David Coltrane, James Groome
and Mamie Gray, upheld the affir
mative side of the question, while
the junior speakers, Clyde Ridge,
Harvie Williard and Rennie Gibbons,
presented the negative argument.
Odd Fellows Dav at Rose Thursday
The Rose Theater will run Thurs
day that magnificent reproduction
of Bibical history, in two most mir
aculous and thrilling events, in
two reels, 2000 fet, of the "Child
ren of Israel in the Fiery Furnace"
and "Daniel Cast into the Lion s
Den." These two great pictures
were written by the Rev. Madison
C. Peters, said to be one of the abl
est ministers in the United States
and was acted out by the Vitagraph
Co. at an expense of oU.uUU.
These special pictures are for the
special and exclusive service of the
General Film Co. and not put in the
regular service bu charged extra by
all theaters.7 Thre have been mil
lions of sermons preached from the
Bible taking as subject matter these
two great pictures, and anyone who
misses seeing them will miss two
of the highest class Biblical pictures
that nave ever Deen produced Dy
man, up-to date. Every minister
of the city invited to see these pic
tures free of charge Thursday,
The price will be lOoto everyone
except ministers who are admitted
free.: .
Now don't forget that this is for
the benefit oi the Odd Fellows of
this city in behalf of, the orphan
children, to help pay off the indebt
edness of the home at Goldsboro.
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of Coats and Coat Suits,. $15.00
Coats now going at $7.50;rWA5U
Coats at $8.00; $5.00 values at $3.50
at H. A. MOFF1TTS.
See our immense line of dolls
at any price you want, from 5c up.
More value for your money: than
anywhere else. E. M. Browers store.
Don't forget' to visit the Rose
Theater during, the holidays. High
class special pictures ordered for
these days.
For Your
Xmas Candies
Come to us.
The Biggest Bar
gains inChrist-
mas candies
you ever
saw,
Reduced in price,
but strong in quali
ty, for the holiday
trade. .
Fancy box candies of all
kinds.
Loose and bulk candy of
every description from 10c
pound up
Made in our'own kitchen,
clean, pure, wholesome and
healthful.
Eat the best, come to us,
High Point Candy Co.
North Main Street
Special Holiday
Goods at
Special prices
THE CHRISTM AS SPIRIT
is in the air at D. Rones & Son and
the Holiday Shopper will find in pur
store a more complete 1 and sumr
tuous assortment of gifts than ever
before. We Have this year antici
pated that this will be the greatest
gift-giving season in our history.
We have made preparations as nev
er: before to meet every demand of
the discriminating buyer. We offer
below a few suggestions to aid the
Christmas Shopper.
Diamonds of that superiority of
quality and beauty always associat
ed with our name lavaiiieres,
rings, lockets, etc , with diamonds.
Silver novelties a multitude of
novelties in sterling, practical and
useful gifts at "all prices from one
dollar up. Match cases, cigar cut
ters, letter openers, cigar cases, mil
itary sets and brushes, etc.
All engraving free. Open every
night until Xmas.
D. Rones & Son,
Phone 625. 115 N. Main St.
Do Your ShoppiugNOW !
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Toys of all Descriptions
at Moore's Book and Toy Store, North
Main Street:
$1.00 pr. of Heavy Cotton Blank
ets, $1.25 values now 85c pair
Wool Blankets $1.98 pair; 100 pail
odds and ends in Ladies' and Child
ren's shoes "at almost 12 price at
H. A. MQFF1TTS.
The Manufacturers Club had its
annual reception last . Friday night
to which a goodly riu mber assemb-
ed. ?
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Park & Tilford's
fine candies.
Toilet goods, etc
Agents for Van
Lindley's cut flow
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We have many
things useful for HIM
or HER that will
make appropriate
Xmas presents.
The people are
buying useful gifts
because they are
appreciated longer.
Why n o t b u y
something like this
for Your loved one?
Hats for men, wo
men and children.
Sboes for Men, Women and
Children.
Coats and Coat Suits for
women and children.
Clothing for men and boys.
In fact we carry everything
needed for man, woman or
child to dress you from head
to foot for less than the other
fellow.
Will pay you to come and
see how low we have triced
our goods.
Extra special prices on un
derwear, 25c underwear 18c:
50c kind 33c.
Don't be misled by big signs,
better bargains await you at
our store' around the corner
on Last Washington street
Solomon Robinowitz
East Wash, St., High Point. N C
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propriate gift
could you make
your mother,
sister, or friend, than a nice hat,
plume or fur set?
We have a beautiful, full line of plumes, rib
bons, hats, fur sets; for your inspection.
Our long experience enables us to serve you
intelligently and well.
We are headquarters for rib
bons of all kinds.
Remember all Hats at and below cost.
The only EXCLUSIVE millinery store in the
c'ty, therefore sell cheaper.
Come to see us, always glad to show you.
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THEY NEVER 8L!P OR DROP
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Crown and bridge work, gold
inlays, plates, etc.
Best work, lowest prices.
Cleanliness and sterilization
Come in and let us examine
and give you an estimate on
your work during the holidays.
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